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Catholicism:     more books (100)

Introduction to Catholicism - Workbook - Student Edition by Fr. Fred Gatschet, 2006 Roman Catholicism: The Basics by Michael Walsh, 2005-06-13 The Baptist Faith and Roman Catholicism by Wendell Holmes Rone by Wendell Holmes Rone, 1989 Bilingual Ritual of Hispanic Popular Catholicism Scriptural Catholicism by S. Kellmeyer, Steven Kellmeyer, 1998-12 Salvation: The Bible and Roman Catholicism by William Webster, 1991-02-01 The Spirit of Catholicism by Karl Adam, 1954 Early Modern Catholicism: An Anthology of Primary Sources Catholicism, Protestantism, and Capitalism by Amintore Fanfani, 2002-12-01 Roman Catholicism in America by Chester Gillis, 2000-05-15 Unmasking Catholicism: What Hides Behind the Modern Public Image? by Mary Ann Collins, 2004-05-17 Living the Magnificat: Affirming Catholicism in a Broken World (Affirming Catholicism) Catholicism: The Story of Catholic Christianity by Gerald O'Collins, Mario Farrugia, 2004-01-22 The How-To Book of the Mass: Everything You Need to Know but No One Ever Taught You by Michael Dubruiel, 2002-09

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61. In Defense Of The Roman Catholic Church
    Explaining catholicism to Protestants as well as Catholics, defending the Church's teaching with appeals to Scripture and reason.  
    http://www.catscans.com/catholicsite/
    
    Extractions: "I would not believe the Gospel unless moved thereto by the Church." - St. Augustine of Hippo Site updated Sunday April 24, 2005 Introduction This web site was developed mainly for non-Catholic Christians, but is also for Catholics who want to explain their faith to Protestants and non-Christians. Most often, this "defense" is against "Bible" Christians and Fundamentalist Christians. Since the majority of non-Catholic Christians incorrectly believe the Holy Bible is the sole or final authority for Christian beliefs ( Sola Scriptura ), this web site will explain Catholic beliefs in reference to the Holy Bible. In addition, the doctrine of the Catholic Church is explained by what is NOT stated in the Bible and what is just plain God-given "common sense." In addition, quotes from the "Catechism of the Catholic Church," "The Early Church Fathers" and "The Doctors of the Church" are cited. This web site will help you learn and prove that there is a Biblical basis in even the most controversial issues that the Mother Church has taken a stand on. I am not a theologian or a priest. I do not even have a Bachelor's Degree in any field. However, I do have an Associate's Degree in History. I have studied Church history and I am a person who strongly believes in the unity of Christianity and the Holy Catholic Church. Also, I am gravely concerned with the current "immoral" trends of both Protestants and Catholics alike.

62. ROMAN CATHOLICISM
    This Roman catholicism Page is your gateway to accessing comprehensive web based as well as print resources about Roman catholicism.  
    http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/roman_catholicism.html
    
    Extractions: The apostles of Jesus Christ formed the beginnings of the Christian Church. They helped spread the Gospel and provided structure for the early Church. It is hard to differentiate the beginnings of the Roman Catholic church from that of the early Christian church. The apostle, Peter, also known as Simon, was of central importance. The Church was organized and presided over by Peter. According to the Scriptures, Matthew 16:13- 19, Christ said to Peter: "And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church." In 313, the Roman Catholic Church was legally recognized by the Roman Emperor Constantine, and, in 380 it became the official religion of the Roman Empire. Sacred or Revered Texts:

63. - Welcome To The Tablet
    Article detailing Opus Dei's operations in the United Kingdom, including the use of tranquilizers on members and using student residences as recruitment fronts. By Annabel Miller, from The Tablet, United Kingdom.  
    http://www.thetablet.co.uk/cgi-bin/archive_db.cgi?tablet-00580

64. Cushwa Center For The Study Of American Catholicism
    Study of American catholicism. University of Notre Dame. 1135 Flanner Hall. Notre Dame , IN 465565611. Phone (574) 631-5441. Fax (574) 631-8471  
    http://www.nd.edu/~cushwa/

65. Orthodoy And Catholicism
    A comprehensive web directory and guide to the relationship between the Catholic and Orthodox churches. Includes overviews, issueby-issue essays, discussion groups.  
    http://www.isidore-of-seville.com/orthodoxy_and_catholicism/
    
    Extractions: About this site The Dispute: Overviews The Dispute: Specifics Gateways and Official Websites ... Other Welcome to Orthodoxy and Catholicism: A Comprehensive Guide to Issues and Materials. On this site I have attempted to bring together all the material I could find about relations between the Catholic and Orthodox churches. You will find overviews of all the issues that separate the two sides, church documents, discussion groups, news and so forth. There are currently over 200 links I have tried to be impartial in every way I can think of. My occasional topic introductions attempt to reproduce what a committee of well-meaning experts from both sides would agree to. In describing the links I have aimed to keep my religious opinions separate from my duty to find and describe the material. Occasionally I describe something as "poorly-written" or "tedious"; these are not religious mistakes. Very occasionally I describe someting as "biased," when, for example, an author says that the other side believes something that no member of that side would agree to. I am not opposed to vigorous disagreement. I have, I am sure, missed important pages and made factual mistakes, particularly in categorization. Email and I will amend.

66. General Franco, Francisco Franco, Spanish Civil War, Anarchism, Catholic, Cathol
    Critical article alleging atrocities by Franco during the civil war.  
    http://www.iiipublishing.com/franco.htm

67. FT April 2001: Catholicism & Capital Punishment
    catholicism Capital Punishment. Avery Cardinal Dulles. Copyright (c) 2001 First Things 112 (April 2001) 3035. Among the major nations of the Western  
    http://www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft0104/articles/dulles.html
    
    Extractions: Avery Cardinal Dulles Among the major nations of the Western world, the United States is singular in still having the death penalty. After a five–year moratorium, from 1972 to 1977, capital punishment was reinstated in the United States courts. Objections to the practice have come from many quarters, including the American Catholic bishops, who have rather consistently opposed the death penalty. The National Conference of Catholic Bishops in 1980 published a predominantly negative statement on capital punishment, approved by a majority vote of those present though not by the required two–thirds majority of the entire conference. Pope John Paul II has at various times expressed his opposition to the practice, as have other Catholic leaders in Europe. Some Catholics, going beyond the bishops and the Pope, maintain that the death penalty, like abortion and euthanasia, is a violation of the right to life and an unauthorized usurpation by human beings of God’s sole lordship over life and death. Did not the Declaration of Independence, they ask, describe the right to life as “unalienable”? While sociological and legal questions inevitably impinge upon any such reflection, I am here addressing the subject as a theologian. At this level the question has to be answered primarily in terms of revelation, as it comes to us through Scripture and tradition, interpreted with the guidance of the ecclesiastical magisterium.

68. Rick's Page On Catholicism And Other Good Things
    Ricardo Garcia, from Mexico, offers devotional texts, essays on apologetics, testimonies, and original articles on hot topics from a Christian perspective. In English and Spanish.  
    http://www.geocities.com/rick_g22/
    
    Extractions: Español ... Sponsored by... Quick Index 1) Some texts to soften your heart 2) A closer look at christianity 3) Defend your christian faith! 4) Reasoning Catholicism 4.5) Cults - what you must know 5) Testimonies 6) Moral articles 7) Catholic Links 8) Decent protestant links 10) Sites w/ info on cults 11) Build your own web page H i. I'm Ricardo Garcia. I live in Mexico and made this web page to help others to progress in goodness and to become better christians. Included topics are Apologetics (Defending Christianity and catholicism), some thoughts to improve ourselves, opinions on themes like premarital sex, and at last some tales that will probably change your views on life, and love.

69. Catholicism
    My hope is to use these catholicism pages both to highlight the many interesting links I have found on the web and to raise and debate a number of topics  
    http://www.tboyle.net/Catholicism.html
    
    Extractions: The world is being renewed. My hope is to use these Catholicism pages both to highlight the many interesting links I have found on the web and to raise and debate a number of topics that fascinate me, but seem rarely - if ever - addressed elsewhere. I would also like to have some pages devoted to books I have enjoyed reading and to various passages from the Bible I find challenging. Nowadays it is a commonplace to hear that most Catholics

70. Society: Religion: Christianity: Denominations: Catholicism: Movements: Opus Dei
    The Open Encyclopedia Project chapter on Opus Dei  
    http://open-site.org/Society/Religion/Christianity/Denominations/Catholicism/Mov
    
    Extractions: Brief about Opus Dei Opus Dei, Latin for the Work of God, is in essence a vicious, wealthy, powerful, secretive, elitist and dangerous cult deeply embedded in the heart of the Roman Catholic Church. It seeks new recruits throughout the Church using a number of sophisticated and highly developed psychological cultic mind-control techniques. Opus Dei is one of the most organized and effective intelligence gathering operations in the world. They create and maintain intelligence dossiers on their own members, potential recruits, Catholic Church leaders, political/business people and real/perceived enemies. History and Structure Opus Dei was founded in 1928 by a Spanish priest named Josemaria Escrvia. It was named the first secular institute in 1950 and as a personal prelature in 1982. As a personal prelature, Opus Dei can operate in any Catholic Diocese in the world without control, oversight or the permission of the local Bishop. It is responsible to the Pope alone. Escriva, the founder, was beatified in 1992 and canonized in 2002. Occuring 27 years after his death, it was the fastest canonization in the history of the Catholic Church. Ever since its founding, Opus Dei has been a source of controversy and tension within the Catholic Church and the societies it operates within.

71. Catholicism
    The resulting Nicene Creed defines Roman catholicism today. Everything else was designated as heresy and targeted for extermination.  
    http://www.rotten.com/library/religion/christianity/catholicism/
    
    Extractions: rotten Library Religion Christianity See also Popes Gnosticism Inquisition Heresy ... Relics The Roman Catholic Church claims to be the official keeper of the teachings and traditions of Jesus Christ This in itself is not surprising. Virtually every religion claims it has exclusive access to the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. What's really impressive is the massively complicated structure of beliefs piled on top of this simple claim, many of which have next to nothing to do with anything Jesus taught. Catholics believe their religion is directly descended from Christ, via St. Peter, the apostle Jesus allegedly called "the rock (on which) I shall build my church." Early Christianity was a mishmash of different beliefs, espoused by various charismatic figures. Although records are sparse , we know the names of a few influential early Christian teachers — including the apostles Peter, Paul and James, and other figures who were later dismissed as heretics , including gospel writers using the names of the Apostle Thomas and Jesus's pal Mary Magdalene From what little evidence survives, we can infer that there were several distinctly different sects of Christianity during the first decades after Christ's death. The two most powerful, as best anyone can determine, were the Jerusalem Church and the Roman Church.

72. Catholics: Mary, Rosary, Scapular, Peter, Papal Infallibility
    Just how important is Mary to many Catholics and catholicism as a whole? Papal infallibility is one of the great differences between catholicism and  
    http://www.evangelicaloutreach.org/catholic.htm
    
    Extractions: the Mary of the Holy Bible. click the book Is this the Mary of the Bible? Our new 249 page book. In it you will read: (1) The present-day official position of Catholicism on Mary and (2) What the Bible says about this. This book is not an attack on the Mary of the Bible. Instead you are being shown that the Mary of the Bible is not the Mary of Catholicism. The Mary of Catholicism, The Rival of the Lord Jesus The Roman Catholic church has fabricated a Mary, which in many cases is a carbon copy, a very close resemblance or an exaltation of her to the point of canceling the Lord Jesus out of what he has uniquely accomplished for us. Mary’s recorded words in the Bible We can better understand the real Mary, the mother of the Lord Jesus, and her significance in various spiritual areas by examining the several times that she spoke. Is Mary the mother of God?

73. Journey Into The Church
    This site is dedicated to sharing the spirit of catholicism through prayers, facts, and sharing personal experiences.  
    http://homepages.msn.com/SpiritSt/tarnaicole/index.html

74. History, Beliefs, Practices, Deeds, Etc. Of The Roman Catholic Church
    bullet, Biblical Evidence for catholicism, at http//ic.net/~erasmus/erasmus.htm. bullet, Catholic Answers, at http//www.catholic.com  
    http://www.religioustolerance.org/rcc.htm
    
    Extractions: MENU: THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. Why " Roman Catholic " instead of " Catholic "? We use the phrase " Roman Catholic " in place of " Catholic " to avoid confusion. Most Christian faith groups acknowledge the Nicene Creed and thus regard themselves as "Catholic," at least as far as being part of the " catholic and apostolic church ." Within any one given faith group, the meaning of the term " Catholic " is relatively clear. But our site deals with all Christian denominations and all other religions. To assure clarity and to avoid ambiguity, we use the term " Roman Catholic " when referring to the church headed by the pope in Rome. We use similar terms (e.g. Evangelical Catholic, Anglo-Catholic) when referring to some other faith groups. We often use the abbreviation RCC to refer to the Roman Catholic Church. This saves wear and tear on your eyeballs and on our fingers. We have many dozens of essays on this web site that discuss ethical, moral, spiritual, and religious topics from a

75. (Awful Disclosures Of Maria Monk; Monk) : Early Canadiana Online
    The most scandalous nineteenthcentury book attacking catholicism. Searchable page images.  
    http://www.canadiana.org/cgi-bin/ECO/mtq?doc=38362

76. Differences Between Roman Catholicism And Conservative Protestantism
    See http//www.catholicism.org/pages/faithdog.htm; Limbo at http//associate.com/ministry_files/The_Reading_Room/; The Catholic FAQ Salvation and  
    http://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_capr.htm
    
    Extractions: CONSERVATIVE PROTESTANTS Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. This essay compares Roman Catholicism with the conservative wing of Protestantism. In the 16th century, during the Protestant Reformation, many faith groups split away from the Roman Catholic Church . This destroyed the relative unity of Christendom in western Europe. The Protestant movement further fragmented during the following centuries. At the present time, there are over a thousand Christian denominations in North America alone, in addition to many thousands of independent, unaffiliated congregations. Although there are many mainline and liberal Protestant faith groups, most are conservative in nature. The beliefs of both the Roman Catholic church and conservative Protestant denominations are in a state of gradual change. Examples of this are: The acceptance of the theory of evolution by the Catholic church, and the continuing rejection by most conservative Protestants. The acceptance of homosexual sexual orientation but not same-sex behavior as morally neutral by the Catholic Church, but not by many conservative Protestants.

77. Living Catholicism
    Living catholicism. Catholic blog focused on developing an authentic Catholic culture within the family. August 02, 2005. The newest Catholic Carnival is  
    http://www.livingcatholicism.com/
    
    Extractions: The newest Catholic Carnival is online . It's a holiday edition, but you're sure to enjoy the "Storms" theme. Please pray for those affected by the Hurricane. This is a wonderful time to start a family rosary at least weekly, if you don't already do it. Prayer is one of the best things we can do for those affected. God bless, Jay Posted by jay at 10:22 PM Comments (0) TrackBack (0) When you read the lives of Saints, it is often striking how holy they were – even from a young age. These men radiated holiness and likely never committed a mortal sin. So the question is: can I, considering my past, still become a Saint? The answer is Saint Augustine. A man who lived an extremely sinful life, but suddenly turned it around and became one of the greatest Saints. St. Augustine, as Jesus asked, was never lukewarm, but always either hot or cold. He did have much passion, which drove him to holiness once he had decided that God and the Catholic Church were real. His transformation is explained in detail in his Confessions and he inspires us all to do the same. We too, like Augustine, can become the faithful followers of Christ that go directly to heaven. We must just decide to do so as we pray often and try hard.

78. Conservative Catholic
    Eric Brauer's personal page. He is a proponent of conservative catholicism and conservative politics.  
    http://members.aol.com/wagineric/index.html
    
    Extractions: Number of hits since July 12, 2000 This is the homepage of the conservative Catholic. This site contains three categories of information: conservative catholicism, catholic dogma, and conservative politics. As you can probably figure out, I am against abortion, the death penalty (in most cases), and euthanasia. I am a proponent of the right to bear arms and am supportive of as little government a s neccessary. You also will get to read the news that is pertinent to issues important to me on this home page. These issues include: If, for some reason, you don't like my views, or if you want to talk, and we'll chat. Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust -This book talks a little about the Catholic Church's actions during World War II. Unfortunately, Pius XII has been taking a beating by the press. This book shows the truth of the situation. Also, read

79. ProfessorBainbridge.com: Roberts' Catholicism
    An eclectic mix of law, business and economics, catholicism, Yes, once again Hitchens has demonstrated that anticatholicism is the last form of bigotry  
    http://www.professorbainbridge.com/2005/08/roberts_catholi.html

80. Carmel Contender's Homepage For The Faith Delivered Unto The Saints By The Lord
    Articles, links, and recommended books addressing modern issues. Devotes extra criticism to the ecumenical movement and to catholicism.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/hi3/nd/
    
    Extractions: Earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints. Jude:3 Ahab sent unto all the children of Israel, and gathered the prophets together unto mount Carmel. And Elijah came unto all the people, and said, How long halt ye between two opinions? If the LORD be God, follow him: but if Baal, then follow him. I King 18:20-21

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